A third-party service that manages security deposits for short-term rentals, holding funds securely and disbursing them according to the terms agreed upon by hosts and guests.
A short-term rental property located within a city or metropolitan area, often characterized by its proximity to urban amenities, attractions, and public transportation.
The difference between the idealized vision of short-term rental hosting (e.g., passive income, happy guests) and the often more complex, demanding reality.
The thorough cleaning process performed between guest stays in a short-term rental property, ensuring a high standard of hygiene and presentation for incoming guests.
Hungarian term for “Regulatory Zone,” referring to specific geographical areas with unique rules and regulations for short-term rentals, often found in cities like Budapest.